Sushant Singh Rajput's WhatsApp Chats With Friend Kushal Zaveri Days Before His Death REVEALED; SSR Was Working On Himself Spiritually
As per a latest report in Republic, Sushant Singh Rajput, a few days before his death, connected with his friend Kushal Zaveri and had a positive conversation
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Sushant Singh Rajput's death is turning into a mystery. The actor who reportedly died by suicide did not leave behind a suicide note. Days after his death, his father KK Singh, reportedly accused Rhea Chakraborty of abetment to suicide and more. After this, many of Sushant's close associates including his former girlfriend Ankita Lokhande came forward to raise questions over the depression narrative that is being built around his death. Now, WhatsApp chats of Sushant with his friend Kushal Zaveri have come to light.
Republic accessed WhatsApp chats of SSR with Kushal exchanged on June 1, 2020. The late actor mentioned working on himself 'spiritually' and aspiring to grow. It was SSR who messaged Kushal first saying, "How are you bhai? I hope you are healthy and rocking. Miss you. Jai Shiv Shambho. Sushant." The next day he received a response from Kushal saying, "Glad to hear from you bhai. Healthwise all is well but the struggle is for everyone and I am no exception. Hope all is good with you bhai."
Then Sushant penned a long note saying "working on myself spiritually and trying to grow. Whenever I introspect, I really miss our golden days together. How precious they are. I just wanna say that the work we did together are something we should be proud of, find ways to continue with it and that we are always together. Please give my love to Sid too and tell him I miss him a lot. Much love." (Also Read: 'Mystery Spiritual Healer' Surfaces, Reveals Rhea Chakraborty Approached Him To Treat Sushant Singh Rajput; Says Rhea Did All The Talking For SSR)
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In the interview, Kushal also shared that it is hard to believe that SSR was depressed and that the late actor never sought help from medication in the past.
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